Who has the materials to practice English pronunciation, or how to practice English pronunciation.

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lz, English pronunciation is not so easy to learn. A Chinese may be able to learn American pronunciation in just a week, but English pronunciation. Even if he studied in the UK, he might not be able to learn English well (several of my teachers were like that).

I'm guessing you're referring to the accents of the south-eastern counties of England, right? (The Scottish accent is too abstract, so it's better not to learn it.)

The English accent, the obvious sign is"London o", the R does not roll the tongue after the vowel, and some AI sounds are stressed. In other words, to learn English pronunciation, we must grasp its pronunciation characteristics, that is, these characteristics, so that others will know that it is English pronunciation as soon as they hear it.

However, the more formal the English pronunciation, the less likely these features are to be discovered. So if you listen to those very standard English materials, the more you can't grasp the point. I mean, you'd better listen less to the BBC and stuff like that.

Some British movies, TV series, you can watch more.

There's also the issue of intonation, and the use of slang, but for now, you should learn the pronunciation first.

Finally, some people may tell you that people in countries where they are not native English speakers can never speak as a native speaker. Don't believe these.

I'm also studying, working hard together!!

To add, pay attention to the shape of their mouth when pronouncing it.

The English sound can turn all the corners, the tongue is obvious, just like the British have always flaunted the prudence and integrity, for example, if a road is a little turn, but there is a path that can be copied directly, the British will still follow the route around to the end. Meiyin is casual, you can turn at will, and if there is a shortcut, you will definitely give up the gorgeous and detouring avenue.

In general, the characteristics of the British accent are that the yin and yang are frustrated, almost every syllable is pronounced clearly, and there is a very obvious difference between long and short vowels. American English, on the other hand, is a bit ambiguous, with most of the vowels truncated. For example, the A sound in class belongs to the vowel of long rhyme, and the British generally pronounce it relatively completely.

Americans, on the other hand, tend to pronounce it as a short sound, which sounds similar to the A sound in bad. Another example"aunt", Americans almost without exception pronounce "ant", making it unclear whether they are talking about their aunt or the ant at the door of the house.

British accents tend to pronounce clear consonants on weak syllables, while Americans often pronounce clear consonants as voiced consonants. For example:"battery", Americans read it like "baddery.""。

The "r" sound in English and American sounds:

The tongue roll "r" can be said to be a very significant part of the difference between the English and American sounds, and many people even use it mainly to distinguish American and British sounds.

For example, the word "worker" is curled at the end of two syllables. In fact, whenever there is an "r" in the spelling, Americans always have to pronounce it. Note, however, that the curly tongue sound is premised on the "r" in the spelling.

Many people stiffen the curly tongue where there is no r in the word, such as pronouncing the word "idea" at the end with a curly tongue sound, which seems stiff.

And in the standard English RP, its main features in pronunciation are also prominent"r"Sound. However, unlike the American pronunciation, in RP, when two words are joined together, if the first word ends with a non-high vowel and the second word begins with a vowel, the RP pronunciation will add a non-existent word between the two words"r"。For example:

the idea for it saw him in the room normal pronunciation.

the idea(r) of it, saw(r) it in the room Standard English RP pronunciation.

New Concept Book 1 Slow Speed You imitate the pronunciation, pronunciation, tone and intonation of English sounds; Although it is very simple, the pronunciation can still be imitated seriously, put yourself down and try it.

Personally, I recommend that you stop listening to those listening materials, and if you want to learn British English pronunciation, listen to the BBC more and watch more British dramas. Of course, the best way to do this is to spend some time in a British English environment. FYI.

British pronunciation has many accents.

If you don't feel like imitation, you can start with phonetic transcription and learn anew.

Train the pronunciation habits of the mouth.

There is still a big difference between the American-English and English-English pronunciations.

Listen to English tapes before bedtime. I usually watch foreign movies with English subtitles. Remember! Don't listen to American English! Because it's not suitable for studying. It's perfect to listen to some British English!

It's important to practice and go abroad.

Don't mind my nonsense. English rookies don't dare to point fingers.

Sorry to bother.

The best way to study is to go to the UK. But I reckon this is nonsense. If you have the conditions, you must find a foreign teacher to take one-on-one speaking lessons.

Let the native speaker guide your pronunciation. Also leave the accent that you want to learn by accident. Not only should you consider whether it is British, but you should also pay attention to the gender, age, education level and accent type of the model, because people from different backgrounds speak with different accents.

Well, let me hack myself, when I was still a teenager, my first foreign teacher was a 60-year-old Hail Duan Posh from the south, and her accent was what you complained about, the new concept sound. So, as I got older, I was laughed at for a long time by the second foreign teacher, and now, I can't change it) I chose the model I liked, and I found a few videos or audio recordings of him and her. Don't be greedy, don't talk at length.

There are two ways to learn English pronunciation: articulation and rhythm and melody. The former is the method of pronunciation of each sound, the operation of the lips, tongue, nose and throat; The latter is the lightness, weight, speed and slowness, high and low pitch of the sound after the sound is put together.

In other words, the articulation is a microscopic pronunciation; The melodic rhythm is macroscopic. To practice pronunciation, pay attention to both. PS Beginners should never learn BC!

I've heard that it's scary to be ruined! Learning from Dan Stevens is a great choice! <>

100 hours of shadowing, or shadowing. Because the purpose is to correct the pronunciation, you don't even have to care if what you say is right or wrong, just choose a BBC or other British parody talk show bench, such as the BBC in addition to the news also has a dialogue channel, podcast, one ear with headphones, and then**, try to follow along, try to imitate exactly what he said, don't care what you say. When you practice to a certain extent, you won't have trouble keeping up, and you can be distracted, half of your brain will follow along, and half of your brain will pay attention to your pronunciation.

It's not too much, the 5-minute material can be repeated 5 to 10 times, and you can change it after chewing it tastelessly like a betel lang. For the number of hours, it is best to have no less than 100 hours, depending on the individual situation. Be realistic, be goal-oriented, and think about how many hours to invest.

Learning English and translating is like growing vegetables, using the right method (rice and sweet potato cultivation methods vary), then investing time and energy (sowing, fertilizing, and removing insects), and finally a good harvest. <>